Drugs

Court documents say the men planned to bring 83,000 fentanyl pills to Minnesota.

The law would take effect later this year.

His criminal history includes an aggravated robbery conviction linked to a 2015 murder in Rochester.

The charges say the wanted suspect was riding in a vehicle that was searched following a traffic stop.

Olmsted County has reported at least one overdose caused by the drug combination.

Police allege the man charged in the case was offering to sell the narcotics through online ads placed on his social media account.

He is still awaiting trial on a murder charge connected to a fatal heroin overdose in 2018.

They were in a vehicle that was stopped along I-90 for not having a front license plate.

The Justice Department today announced a major crackdown on criminal gang activity in Minnesota.

The drugs were found following a traffic stop on Highway 52.